On the outskirts of Cockermouth, minutes from the attractions of the Lake District National Park, good value holiday accommodation accessible to major highways.

Pleasant6.1

(380 reviews)

Winder Hall Country House

District: Low Lorton Popular

A deluxe retreat in the countryside, near the Lake District and the heart of Cockermouth, ideally positioned for cycling or exploring Buttermere Fells.

Very Good8.4

(82 reviews)

Derwent Lodge Cockermouth

District: Bassenthwaite Lake

Okay5.6

(327 reviews)

Graysonside Guest House

District: City Centre

Very Good8.3

(24 reviews)

Lakeside Country Guest House

District: Bassenthwaite Lake

Superb9

(152 reviews)

Link House Bassenthwaite Lake

District: Bassenthwaite Lake

Very Good8.3

(104 reviews)

Ouse Bridge House

District: Bassenthwaite Lake

Very Good8.3

(101 reviews)

Pheasant Inn Bassenthwaite Lake

District: Bassenthwaite Lake

Superb9

(86 reviews)

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Introduction to Cockermouth, England

One of England’s many old market towns, Cockermouth is located in the scenic English northwest county of Cumbria. The town’s name is a reference to the fact that it sits at the point where the River Cocker flows into the River Derwent. Both the town and the county are hugely popular with tourists, many of whom stay in Cockermouth hotels. The community enjoys an excellent supply of largely-intact historical architecture dating from the 18th and 19th centuries. The locality also provides excellent access to the neighbouring Lake District, which is famous around the world for offering some of the finest natural scenery found anywhere. The town has enjoyed a market since at least as far back as the early 13th century. A popular landmark is Cockermouth Castle, a still inhabited, large Norman castle that lies partially in ruins, with a leaning tower. Visitors can tour the creepy dungeons for a look at where the town’s prisoners were once kept.

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